Retro Film Night @ Kyneton Town Hall: 42nd Street
42nd Street (89 mins)
Screening featuring the 1930s.
Warner Brothers classic Depression-era musical, 42nd Street, kicks off the program with its feisty comedy, armies of showgirls, and the spectacular, hypnotic choreography of Busby Berkeley.
We are shining a spotlight on Kyneton Town Hall (KTH) in its 90th year with a series of free retro film screenings highlighting its beginnings as a picture theatre in 1929, and its civic and community significance.
KTH Flicks is a curated cinema and film experience that includes classic movies from the 1930s to 1970s played on the big screen at this remarkable venue, highlighting jewels of the silver screen that (we like to think) had a short run at KTH.
Before each main feature film are cartoons, news reels, trailers for forthcoming attractions, government propaganda and public information shorts, episodes of swashbuckling adventure serials, glass advertising slides and glimpses of real life in the home movies of ordinary Victorians.
Cost: Free
Book now:
1300 888 802
mrsc.vic.gov.au/arts-events